My clients are adults and adolescents (age 13+). I specialize in working with artists and creative professionals who are struggling with anxiety, depression, and/or burnout. However, this specialty area accounts for about half of my caseload, because people from all walks of life deal with anxiety and depression. If you are dealing with a specific fear, I also specialize in helping people with specific phobias. 

Online counseling (teletherapy) works best for those with mild to moderate symptoms. As a result, if you are feeling actively suicidal or in crisis, I recommend that you pursue therapy with someone who provides in-person services.

The initial session is the time for you to start to share your story, and to talk about your goals and what you would like to change. Also, I ask questions about your background and history, and what issues are bringing you to therapy. Another important aspect of the first session is deciding if we are a good fit. For example, do I seem like someone you feel comfortable with?

We will talk about what your goals for therapy are, and I will begin to figure out how to help you get there.

The first session is 60 minutes, and after that, appointments are 45 minutes.

My practice is all online. Therapy sessions are conducted via a secure and easy-to-use telehealth platform, similar to Zoom or Skype. If needed, established clients can hold some sessions by telephone.

I am a licensed psychologist in Georgia and North Carolina. Also, I can provide online therapy to all U.S. states that are part of PSYPACT. As a result, I can work with clients who reside in the following states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin.